nmblookup -S [domainName] 192.168.24.142 LEISTWARE.COM<00> Looking up status of 10.20.12.142         FOO              <00> -         H <ACTIVE>         FOO              <03> -         H <ACTIVE>         FOO              <20> -         H <ACTIVE>         LEISTWARE.COM    <1e> - <GROUP> H <ACTIVE>         LEISTWARE.COM    <00> - <GROUP> H <ACTIVE>         MAC Address = 00-00-00-00-00-00

nmblookup is a tool used to list servers in a domain and thier status.

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smbtree LEISTWARE.COM      FOO            SouthCache File Server
     FOOHome       kennyl Home Directory
     FOOIPC$       IPC Service (FOO File Server) smbtree -S LEISTWARE.COM LEISTWARE.COM      //FOO   A Good Server      //BAR   A Better Server      //BAS   A Excellent Server

smbtree list all shares in the domain and more. This command may take awhile depending on the size of the domain. Use the -S option to list just servers.

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smbtree can not list the shares of a specific server. Use smbclient for that.